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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1948-01-15, Page 3Page 3THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 15th, 1948 Centralia Infermediates Win First Match on Home Ice, 7-5 — With “SCOOP” - rival and W.O.A.A. play- meant much to and Exeter as teams in Exeter and lycan Win in Exciting boubleheader Thursday Night i The Exeter puckchasers won have a .decided edge in finishin„ nf ahead of their rivals at the enZ Scanning ELECTRICITY IS PRECIOUS taeir most important game of the regular schedule last Thurs­ day night at the A^'ena, by hand­ ling the Centralia Airmen a 5-1 letback. It was the first feature ■' the nights’ doubleheader.f. With no playoffs for advance- iLpt into .the !vns the win bbth Centralia they are the only “A1 the loop. The Winners will now v Business Review POP’S Taxi Service Phono: Oediton 18rll Exeter 357 - ------- ---?—- - - -—- - - - - ' Stewart's Taxi 'ffl '10 PHONE ■ 335 .Exeter XLion Cecil Stewart says: “Let us all support tlie . 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Exeter had a .decided edge in the first period as Ross Tuckey sent' Doug and Har Brintnell goalward with a long forward pass that ended with Doug catching the 'hemp behind .Mc­ Leod. iShaw then went on a two- goal spree. Ryckman gave him a hand in the first one and Shaw took the puck from an airman at the Centralia defence and went in to heat McLeod. The Airmen enjoyed the edge in territorial play early in the second and it was then that they came Up with their -only tally when rink-wide nicely fence and skate in on toil of Smith to score. Towards the end of the period Exeter was back in their wanning stride again and Har Brintnell’s shot glanced in­ to the Centralia net off an air­ man in a .goal-mouth scramble after he and Stire had worked the disc into the Centralia zone. In the last period Exeter got the only score when from a face­ off near the Centralia Tuckey got the puck Trites who flipped it McLeod. CENTRALIA—Goal, defence, Cunningham, centre, Paholka; quet, McNabb. • Earl, Casselman, Denroche, San­ derson, -Grady, Gauthier. EXETER—-Goal, Smith; de­ fence, Fletcher, Ryckman; cen­ tre, B. Tuckey; forwards, Trites, Shaw; subs, R. Tuckey, Stire, Lawson, H. Brintnell, D. Brint­ nell, Preszcator. Referee: A. Hubert, Seaforth. Linesman: R. Haugh, wood. First Period Exeter, D. Brintnell Brintnell, R. Tuckey); Exeter, Shaw (Ryckman); Exeter, -Shaw. Penalties: Fletcher, B. Tuckey, Cunningham, Sanderson, Den­ roche. Second Period Centralia, McNabb (Paquet); Exeter, H. Brintnell. Penalties: Fletcher,Lawson, Millar, McNabb. Third •Period Exeter, Trites .(B. Tuckey) Penalties: Fletcher, Ryckman, Cunningham. Lucan Edges Hensall In the second game Lucan edged the Hensall entry by a 3-2 score. The soft ice was badly cut up for this encounter and made for close-checking hockey. The second period was the pay-off session for Harvey Langford’s boys. The Irish scored all three goals in that period. Hensall scored one in the first and the other in the third. Stephan’s pass from the corn­ er was banged in by Harold Nicholson for the lone marker of the first period that gave Hensall the-lead until the next period. Hearn and MacRoberts combined on .a two-way play in­ side the ^Hensall zone with Hearn netting the equalizer early in the second. Norm Hardy put them one up slapping in Revington’s rebound. Before the middle period ended Paul, Mac- Roberts and Hearn combined to make it 3-1 with Paul finding the range. In a last effort near the end of the game Hildebrand scored on a shot that glanced in off Hindmarsh, and from then on the Hensall team swarmed Lucas’ doorstep but were held off the score sheet by ,the deter­ mined Irish. HENSALL—Goal, Mickle; de­ fence, Sangster, J. Nicholson; centre, H. Nicholson. Subs, Hildebrand, Kruse chase. LUCAN—G o a 1, fence, Hodgins, J. Hardy; centre, McNabb pass around the took Paquet’s to stickhandle Exeter de­ net Bill over to in past McLeod; Millar; forwards, Pa- Subs, Anderson, Dash- (H. THE STANDING of the W.O. A.A. hockey group shows1 Exeter on top of the league with four straight wins, while the Lucan squad is right behind with five points, The difficulty this yeai’ in compiling the standing arises from the fact that all teams but Grand Bend play their home games in Exeter. This means that the matches with the Bend are single pointers and in the ease of the Zurich-Grand Bend tie game, each team splits for a half-point. * WITH SO with skating season the one most likely to be voted Exeter’s busiest man is R. Batten, who is responsible foi' keeping the ice in shape for lall these activities. And Ralph is do­ ing just that despite mild weather for such ***** When there are no skating, the local team and the Airport squad are trying to scrounge some ice time for prac­ tising and then the minor.hockey requires a few hours a week. Be­ tween times Ralph tries to build up the sheet of ice and when pos­ sible get a little shut-eye. * * * * LOCAL FANS got their first sight of the Intermediate OHA squad from the Airport last Fri­ day night at the Arena, and the home team won an impressive victory from their rivals at the Clinton school. Although the Centralia squad looked a little weak in the' rearguard depart­ ment they showed up well on the attack with the Casselman, Anderson and Earl line looking especially good. They got five * * * MUCH hockey going at the Arena this the fairly a task. games or of STANDING Exeter 5, Airport Lucan 3, Hensail Hensall 5, Zurich Airport 6, Lucan Sangster, J. Little; wings, Stephan, Doi.g, Fee, and Chip- Lucas; de- W.O.A.A. Exeter ......... Lucan ........... Hensall ......... Airport ......... Grand Bend .. Zurich ......... Dashwood ..... — RESULTS W.O.A.A. Hockey 1 2 1 6 Dashwood at Grand Bend (Postponed) Intermediate Hockey Centralia 7, 'Clinton R.C.S. 5 — FUTURE GAME'S — W.O.A.A. Hockey Thursday, January 15 Exeter vs. Zurich Dashwood vs. Airport (Doubleheader at the Arena) Lucan at Grand Bend Tuesday, January 20 Dashwood vs. Hensall Grand Bend vs. Lucan Thursday, January 22 Lucan vs. Dashwood Exeter vs. Hensall (Doubleheader at the Arena) Airport at Grand Bend Intermediate Hockey Monday, January 19 Seaforth at Centralia (Exeter Arena) Friday, January 16 Centralia at Goderich the seven goals. Casselman, a fast-skating winger scored three of them, Ball fans may have noticed two familiar faces on the lineup in Gerry Naugler Gerry Messier who played ball with the Centralia nine summer. Naugler did some of the Airport’s hurling ,and also chased flies in the field while Messier held down third base. Since the boys go to Clinton following their course at lia there was some keen between the two squads. * * * * Another familiar face same evening was Gord Muir, of Seaforth, who handled the whistle tooting, the Cyclone back at the * MISSING ball team will be dy first baseman, sey. Jack hap secured a with This from games Arena. * * from this Centra- rivalry in the handled Muir refereed a few years * next Exeter’s han- Jack year’s the also the H.E.P.C. in : explains his hockey lineup. % * * * YOU COMPARE the Hennes- position Harrow. absence for the all-important their better teamwork deciding factor that If Exeter can keep up record they will be the representative from * playing to the local Making their debut before lo­ cal fans the second Airport team, entered in ,tlie Intermedi­ ate OHA loop, won a 7-5 decis­ ion from their rival airmen at the Clinton Radio School Friday evening. Two scoring sprees totalling less than seven and a half min­ utes were six needed While the ed their all that the Centralia to come out on top. Clinton airmen divid­ goals amongst the three periods the home team went on one spree early in the second and came up with four goals in less than six minutes and again in the third whipped in three more in a minute and twenty-seven seconds. Clinton went Into the lead in the dying minutes of the -open­ ing canto .when a Naugler- Wright team dashed up the ice with Naugler beating McLeod. But it didn't take the rival camp long to take a convincing lead when the teams stepped on the ice for the second session. Four Quick Goals Casselman and Earl account­ ed for three goals in quick ord­ er with. Casselman whipping in the equalizer at 2.20 and scoring two in a row. Kallio and Rhude went two-man hunt with Kallio ing the agile Gaudett to the score read 4-1. On a ganging attack Mesiei- foi’ Clinton slipped the disc to Singleton in front .of the Centralia cage that Single- ton relayed into the net. Hicks and Messier put Clinton on even terms before the half­ way mark in the third. Then the Centralia crew went at it again in convincing fashion. A Cassel­ man-Anderson combination get­ ting two goals and playing coach McNabb getting the third aftei’ defenceman Cunningham had made the play. These three markers came minute and a middle of the period, completed the scoring banging in Naugler’s pass from the net. CLINTON R.C.S.—Goal, Gau­ dett; defence, Naugler, Routil- life; centre, Wright; wings, Sin­ gleton, Messier; subs, Beaton, Whitney, Buck, Charpentier, Le Bourgne, Hicks. CENTRALIA—Goal, McLeod; defence, Stewiart, Cunningham; centre, Rhude; wings, Kallio, Cooke; subs, Millar, Norris, An­ derson, Hallet Earl, Casselman. Referee—Muir, Seaforth. First Period 1— Clinton, Naugler, (Wright) ................. 18:20 Penalties, Singleton, Cunning­ ham, Millar. Second Period 2— Centralia, Casselman , (Earl) .................. 3— Centralia, Earl (Norris) .............. 4— Centralia, Earl (Casselman) ....... 5— Centralia, Kallio (Rhude) .............. 6— Clinton, Singleton (Messier) ...... 8:37 Penalties, Messier, Millar. Third Period 7— Clinton, Hicks ...... 8— Clinton, Messier (Wright) ................. 9— Centralia, Casselman (Anderson) .............. 10— Centralia, Casselman (Anderson) .................. 8:28 11— Centralia, McNabb (Cunningham) 12— Clinton, Messier (Naughler) ............... 11:02 Penalties, Naughler, Earl, Cun­ ningham (2), Stewart. 2:20 6:32 6:52 8:09 Earl Then on a beat­ make Ontario’s fast-growing industry and agriculture, demands more and more electricity. New power developments cannot be built fast enough Io supply the immediate need. 4:10 7:34 8:16 SAVE MAINTAIN EMPLOYMENT WHEN two Airport lineups, that played against Exeter the one that played in the Inter­ mediate game Friday night, Exeter did all right by them­ selves in knocking off the Air­ men 5-1. It was a case -of the winner having a decided advan­ tage to go into the W.O.A.A. playdowns and both teams were out to win. The locals were in top form game and was the paid off. their fine “A” group.* * * Art Trites whose been a real asset club received a bad leg bruise during the exciting contest and although he stuck it out .until the end of the game he has had to remain in bed for severali days and may be missing the lineuii for some time. * * * * ■ THE EXETER PEE N.H.L. got off to a good Saturday morning with the Ma­ ple Leafs and -the Red Wings coming -out on top. Boston, who lost to the Red Wings have been strengthened by the addi­ tion of a couple of new players for theii” next game. * * * * Jack Rhude, Jack Whilsmith and Art Campbell handled the young lads Saturday morning and are well pleased with Exe­ ter’s future hockey talent. If you -have ten minutes to spare Saturday morning slip up to the Arena and the lads.* * Last week about trophies bell tells us he offers for trophies and money. He hopes to get two cups, one for the champions and one for the cleanest player combining­ hockey ability. With the dona­ tions he is receiving from those interested in minor hockey, the recreational director is planning on buying crests for each boy with Exeter Pee Wee N.H.L. inscribed on it. take a look at * * we mentioned •and Art Canip- has had several Lucan and Airport Sextets Split Points; Hensall Scores First Win You certainly can de­ pend on Willard batter- _ i ies no matter xvnat wea­ ther conditions are!” w Hy-Way Hank ©FEATURES PUBLICITY INC,Tom Dodge & DeSoto Sales & Service Phono 200 Coates Fred Dobbs Heading feature of Monday night’s doubleheader at the Arena was the Lucan-Airport game which ended in a 6-6 tie after three periods of fast, ex­ citing hockey. The game was a toss-up until the final whistle blew with the Airmen taking over the lead foui’ times only to have the fighting Irish tie the score each time. It was not until sixteen minutes had elapsed that either side scored hut from there on it was a tight see-saw with four goals scored the first rest period. Centralia netted two ones to open the scoring. Revington, wings, Stretion, N. Hardy. Subs, McRoberts, Paul, Chisholm, Hearn, Elson, Baynes and Hiiidmarsh. Referee: Goodeill, Centralia Airport. Linesman: A. Hubert, Seaforth. First Period Hensall, H. Nicholson (Ste­ phan). Penalties: Hodgin? Doig, I-Iindmarsh, Elson. Second Period Lucan, Hearn (McRoberts); N. Hardy (Revington); Lucan, Paul (McRoberts). Ponaltios: J. Hardy, Hodgins, J. Nicholson, ■Sangster. Third Period Hens'll!, Hildebrand* Penal- vlngton, Hildebrand. quick ___ __ _ M ___ „ Rhude got the draw on a face-off near the opponent’s net and Cassel­ man took the disc to past Lucas. About a later Anderson checked player coining out of fence drive goalie. Then it with N. Hardy getting one an a shot that glanced off a n airman. Revington took Stretton’s pass inside the blue- line to dent the twine for the equalizer, Ohly two minutes of the se­ cond had coasted by when An­ derson, Casselman worked a three-way the Lucan zone with ting the airmen up, the period ended, Paul gave Lucan the lead for Scores Continued on Page Eight zone that to let go fooled the behind this has from the one and small boy told his he was going to be when h.e grew WEE start in less than a half near the Messier mother a prea- up. She 9:43 REMOVAL DEAD OR DISABLED PHONE 16 affair before s turn number A that cher asked why. “I’ll have to go to church anyhow,” he said, “and it’s lots harder to slit still and listen than it is to stand up and yell.” Kroy Sock Yam A nice assortment of shades is available in this yarn for those gay coloured socks and sweaters. A three-ply yarn. 1 oz. Ball, 35c Kroy Baby Yarn Another three-pty yarn especially to knitting clothes for the baby. A ply yarn in pink^ blue, yellow, peach and honey flower. 1 oz. 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